Omaha daily bee., 1887-07-01
CHAUTAU2UA'S SECOND DAY,
Busy Tunes at the Sunday School Assembly
at Crete.
STILL POURING IN.
Interesting Lectures, Solid Instruc'
tion and Delightful Music Hold
the Attention Of the Visitors
other state News.
The Crete Assembly.


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The Crete Assembly.
CRETE, Neb.. June 30.-lSpecial Telcgrau
to the BEE. The second day at the assem<
bly, grounds was duplicate of the first day
in active preparations. "A score of w0rkmcu
were stacking tents all day. Large delega{
tions arrived during the day from Pla,ts<
mouth, Hastings, Beatrice and other points,
and the number of Lincoln people on the
ground is a host. The management have
lad long siege, but all work has been ham
died satisfactorily and scarcely growler is
to be found on the ground. Charges for
transportation are very reasonable, all COM
modities in the way of provisions, etc, are
furnished very low, and the only enormous
expenses is in the furniture line. Tho
charges for weeks use of articles in this
line Is enough to make n Claude DuvaI
blush at the sight of the price list. Ii
rained through the afternoon, but the rain
dampened the ardor of no one and the nor
nal hall and the two amphltheaters were
comfortably filled for the different classes
and lectures. Prof. Sherwin has large
class in advanced music under way, and at.
tendants at the assembly last year will be
delighted to know that Miss Lillian Hamblen
is to be with the assembly this year as the
u
lures to-day were by Rev. A. L. Winship and
HeorGe BAN, 'ne hotner RON t bosron
iecturer from KentnclSv' Fridav's nro.
gramme includes ali the many class exer-
cises and lectures from such eminent work
ers as Dr. iehterost' Oh Erookiyn. n; u
,,,,' H"u IA w 6o,ha 80 onnnort h th9s - ESh,hort
ouartette. in the evening the opeuing con-
cert by the Schuberts was SO delightful that
it could only be appreciated by the hearing.
No one should miss the last
question of admission to the grounds Sum
day mas been settled that the gates will be
opened, but positively no tickets will be sold
person intending to visi, the assembly Sun
day, purchase their tickets on Friday or Sat
urday.
At the annual meeting of the stockhod-
ers to-day, the following directors were
elected for three years, comprising one-thirdl
drews, A. r. Fairchilds G.. w. Albright,
Rev: A. G. Galkins, ). Z. kilner and A. q. !
masu,hEs. me NUM-, nmmoer oL people th on nne
dav and vet great manv have val to ar. !
rive and enter the grounds hourly. There is
an abundance OF tent room and the manag-
menu keeps tne supply always suincient 10
is necessary 70 cnmnrehend tho magniinde of
the assembly.
Munger Ohered Sccrctaryship.
FREMONT, Neb., June 30.-ISpeclal to the
BEE. Hon. w. III. Munger, of this city, to-
day received official notice from Attorney
Cor,,aI ooSo of his .nno;ntmont 90 soore.
usn'ia. H .,oe'o .,. y, ".o ."s'. ~. ST.
tary oi the state poaru Oh trahsport'tioh'
lie has the appointment under consideration
and will not decide for day or two whether
he will accent His law practice amounts to
a'o ,nh WI. ".s.ps ,h",, .,,o 49,. ns .ho ~
amucn iargel sun. tliaH .ate saiarS Ti t,ie oi,
nco. ~ nc ascei taihs 'huI Vno o,ic'ai uut!os
@ MU,u ; t, nm ~ W. k,tu mp ms miii t
accept. he would lose tco lnnch money ny
Utas hs So .hn N.Y. sa n ta I"a sIn ti 'e